Ryzen 7000

AMD Ryzen 7000: Release Date and Specs

AMD's Ryzen 7000, codenamed Raphael, is expected to pack up to 16 Zen4 cores, DDR5 support and a new LGA1718 socket later this year.

Elifnaz Erdal
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  • AMD confirmed Ryzen 5000X3D would launch in April 2022 but gave no firm date for Ryzen 7000.
  • Ryzen 7000, codenamed Raphael, will use a 5nm process and the new LGA1718 socket.
  • The chips are expected to pack up to 16 Zen4 cores, support DDR5 memory, and launch by the end of 2022.

When is Ryzen 7000 coming out? What are its specs?

AMD has finished preparations to unveil two different processor series this year. The first details about Ryzen 5000X3D, said to be unveiled in April, had already surfaced. A Twitter user has now leaked information about Ryzen 7000. AMD, which has been gaining momentum with the Ryzen family, is set to take competition in the desktop processor market to the next level. The company, said to be moving to 5nm technology this year, is also making bold claims about power consumption.

Ryzen 7000 specs

When Is Ryzen 7000 Coming Out?

AMD has announced that it has finished preparations for the Ryzen 5000X3D and Ryzen 7000 processors it plans to unveil this year. While the company said Ryzen 5000X3D would launch in April, it made no statement regarding Ryzen 7000.

What Are Ryzen 7000's Specs?

A screenshot of an MSI MAG B650 motherboard running an AMD Eng(ineering Sample) chip was shared. Some sources had previously revealed that AMD was developing a mid-range motherboard series called B650. It is expected that mid-range motherboards will be made available to users shortly after the high-end models, named X690, are released.

Ryzen 7000 processor

Intel uses the B660 series motherboard for its Alder Lake and Raptor Lake processors. The B660 series, which uses the LGA1700 socket, has different features from AMD's B650 family. AMD will use the LGA1718 socket for the Ryzen 7000 series, codenamed Raphael.

The alleged screenshot shows an MSI MAG B650 motherboard running an AMD Eng(ineering Sample) chip. This suggests that AMD has already developed a B650 mid-range motherboard series, and that there likely won't be a delay after the release of the high-end X670 (or X690) series. The VCore value of 1.532V seen in the shared screenshot stands out. Analysts believe this was taken from an overclocking test for the new generation. AMD's Raphael processors will be the first desktop S-Series chips with built-in Radeon graphics. These 5nm processors are expected to feature up to 16 Zen4 cores and support all-new DDR5 memory. The Ryzen 7000 series is set to launch later this year.

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